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Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Drau9httuR school

The Institute Draughting school VIII
open in the saipl y street hasment OF the
Wilmington Institute on Mousy evening
October 50, 1887, at 7.so 'ciock, and
continue twelve weeks. Itwill be divid
ed into three classes, the frs or advanced
class being for those who jsve attended
the school for two winters or nave mad
other equivalent pra:ties. The days for
the meeting of this class hive not yet been
decijed.
The intermediate classwill meet Mon
day and Thurdays evening, and Is intend.
ed for those who have attNdcd the school
for one winter, or had oher equivalent
practice.
The primary class will meet Tuesday
and Friday evenings, erd Is foi those be-
ginning the study Of instrumental draw
liug. The tuition fee for eschmember ol
either class will be 81 for the 'erm, paya'
BILE In advance. Application for admit
tance must be made on either "wednesday
or Thursday evening, septcnber 9Sth OF
I29th
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
scott SUNDAY school.

The Sunday school Of SCOTT M. e
church oocup pied the sessions both
morning and afternoon yesterday Ia
the interests of the temperance cause.
The quarterly conference committee, T.
n. Wilson, W. n. Updike and K. M.
Simpler, provided for a proper pro
gram which was successfully carried
ont by the young men and ladies of the
morning school. The afterr DON school
was add ressed by the superintendent In
rsoiting . most thrilling temperance
story published some weeks ago In thu
DAILY REPUBLICAN, 1.-THE Noted Poe
Scout" Mr. N, W. Browne read Sc
lection, aHd addresses were made By
Mark Pe!rce, Joseph Bartlett and Mr.
Updike and Mr.. Wilson. The wori
done we know made favorable i'm
prs5Bion.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
FOURTH EDITION
= propo..d New B. . O Ysaaon.

Proposed New b. - o, oeeoons
Lat week 4 party Of b. 40 onAcisls,
cons,.tino of W. n. clements, manager
oS she yoad: o. X. Lord, gsssfal pns-
.sr osv sgen,. J. Van Smith, supertn.
,sn fsrt ~ the Delaware DiviAiou; W.
4 pratt, engineer OF mAintenanCo Of
z.y of ths Pbilad elphia Division. and
]. e epurrier, train master o. tne
Paiisdelphia Division, were N she city
ins pe citing the oom pany's propersy here
and perfectipR "details concerning the
svs - n s new passenger Iestion ss
os - n Market street. Anor en m
spsctiou OF the ooinpsuy's fecaiistse IN
different parts OF the city aliexpfesseo
their satisfaction.
Ths nov station will b built ON the
Narkes street corner Of the loe partially
occupied by the freight aop0s. Tne
Kind OF building that will b ereoted is
not yet knoun TO the local onoiels a.
though the plans have been perfecsed.
IL y III probably be similar q the sta'
tion ON Delaware avenue, with the ex'
ceptiou that the waiting roous will be
on yhe around floor. The building vii
be fitted with oil oonventelces, and
srchitecturslly will be in koepina viii
tho usual style OF the road.
The party also considered the CON
stru ction OF q cut off between the New
port road and the De!awar tvenue ess
tiou. This cut of would beeiu weat o
tho Newport road. and run parable
with the Wilmington and Northeri
Railroad to the Baltimore snd Obi
Junction, and then connect With tn
side track of the Baltimore and OIL
extension. The cut off woald DO use
only for passenger trains t9nnins DC
tween Philadelpbia and Wilmington
and would decrease the TINT Oeswee
those cities to one hour.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
M ns.a.s & yen. n.r.A.li.


tho West Chester Republioan hos the
In relation to the estate Of the
late John MsyAhAll, end the exceptions
taken 70 his will BY an heir from this
city:
''In the estate Of John Msrshali, de.
oessed, the exceptions 10 the report of
William T. BsrUer, SuGisor, wefo AZ
easd On Thursday aud Ee!d UNDER sd
vissmsn. II VAS enc OF tbs nost I'm.
portans cases on the list. Joan Mar.
slall 10 his will latt legacy OF Ss0. 600
to Mrs Lydia o. Mendfnhali, his
daughter, and wife OF Edward Mendin
hall Of Newport Mills, Delaware, and
afterward revoked 10 In the oodicil Tor
reasons therein stated.
John Masshsll ss tbs time Of hts
death In 1885 r-si3sd in Kenpett
Sausre, Chsster County. he had been
In his lifeume the owner OF tho iron
and rolling mills at Newport, Dol.
This mill he sold ont to stock com.
pany formed by eeveral men OF capital
i in Delnv Aro for consideration Of No..
COO. or the consideration S26 QUO was
placed a. . mortgage on the mill prop.
srty, ana ylo, coo Vas In stOck Of said
com pApy. This $i5, ,0t0 worth Of stock
John Aarsha,l i.Dmed lately turned
over 70 hts scD ir.law, Edward Mendin-
hsll, who was made manager Of the
concern.
/ In corsiderssson Of receiving the use
Of this amount Of money fof the ex
pectAncy OF John Marsbsips lifo, Ed.
ward Mepdiphsll gave bond ol
los, COO TO him, absolute on It's face, bu'
liz 10 stated there was an agreement that
Mr.. Meudinhall should never have u
Ipay. Shortly after, John Marshhli In
serted clause in his will bequeathfns
this 5000 bond TO bis daughter, Lydis
8. Mendinhsll.
The codioil, revoking the e20, ,00'
ieaacy. provides that having already
given to his son.in law, FL ward Men
dinhAll, $iS, ,0oo In stock OF the NeWpor
Mills, and his laughter . u, 600 bond
Edward Mopdinhall, he thereby revoke
the above legacy TO them Of S20, 600
] The auditor hnds that the VI. 900 II
stock WAS, In the intention Of the sests
: tor, q aist; he holds thAt the codica
: stands and the former legacy 10 "a
, voked. The finding Of the auditor !
/ Il is claimed that the 81, 600 bond ha
no connection whatever with the dos
| DO, vesn john Marshall and Edwar
I Mendiuhail, that the $40 600 wAs mot
! gift In any sense Of the word, and thai
I rs matter OF law, tho reason given D
ths testator for the revocation not ex
listing, the oodtcil falls and the legacy
!. ut revoked. Thomas w. Pieroe ~
Benz. Nielcs, Hsq. for exceptions. Il.
n Corn well, EsQ ior Calvin p. Marshai
:, q son heir OF the testator. K. 3. Wa
i dell, Erq for the executors
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
RarAunAl.

Samuel J. Darlington OF this city re.
turned home last evening from two
weekg' trip down the State.
Mr., Edward II. Hoaglsnd snd family
viii leave in few days for Newark, N.
j., where he expects 10 make bis home
In the future.
Amos @ alto has left this city for the
Soutb. vaere he ramaiIs until next
summer, when he expects to return to
Wilmington.
Mr.. Ed ward Kee, residing uear New
Castle, has left with Manuel Richen-
berger, Front and Market streets,
large tutnip weighing 81 pounds.
DR.. Char, es Ball, No. 800 East Fourtl
street, who has just returned from
visit to the upper part Of New Yorl
Stats, reports that there was q siizn
fall OF snow In that section last week
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
For Ge,,ysburg or Pen mar.

The excursion Of Welcome Legion,
No. 1, Select Knights, A. Q: u. W.,
which gees to GettysDurg or Pen mar,
ss the excursionists may select, takes
place next Thursday, and the indica'
lions are that 1t will be largely attended
Those who wish to 90 TO Pen Mar can
do so; and will have an opportunity oil
witnessing from High Rock and MI
Quirauk, at an elevation Of 2, 800 feet, q
most beautiful panorama, embracing
portions OF Maryland, Pennsy lvau In,
Virginia and West Virginia. The
Gettysburg passengers will be carried
through to Round Top Park, from
which point grand and complete view
10 obtained OF the entire battle held
where for three days the boys In blu
commended TOR the preservation OF th
Union. Essry inch Of this ground
historical and replete with meroirs
the greatest battle Of the nineteenth
century. Ths train will leave the P.
W. & B. rsilroad station ut $50 q. m
and the fare for the round trip will onl,
be ~ 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
The nor,n.mp.on Demoer..,e bolt.

EAsToN, Pa, Sept. 10 The move
ment for q Cit,z+ ns' ticket In opposition
10 that named by the Stalwart faction
OF the Democratic party in Northsm p
ton has taken definite form. John q.
Merrill, ohairmAn of the Independent
Democr attic movement last , ear 10 day,
In the Sunday Gall, issued . call for q
siuailsr meeting this year, on October
10, vt Nazareth. This 10 the outcome oi
consultation between the leaders OF las,
years Citizens movement. The Rs
publlcsps will hold their convention or
October /, end 1t is probable that 1t viii
leave certain places on the ticket va
cant, appointing . committee TO NEE
the Independents DEMOCRATS 10 Ali th'
positions.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
THIRD EDITION.
IlOtn.

DOen.
Fer fall clothing 70 70 Ash. the mer'
chant tailar, T05 Market street.
It IL estimated that 5000 persons ~.
tsnded the AGRICULTURAL exhibition ~
Wess Chester, Pa, on Friday last.
A schooner arrived st the South Side
vharyes loaded with SAND for tno
Chsrles Warner Company to-day.
Large quantities of grapes. mostly IN
small b ,skets, arrived over the rsiresos
to day.
Az ye. only the Republic has put Into
III , creek ter wiutsr quarters. Other
bort, will be In eoon'
A yalusS,, horse belonging TO . man
named George Walls fell and broke its
neck this morning.
Bay your POWDER, shot and caps q Lynch
b Leary's, N. W. cor. tourtn ahd mso''n
streets. Down town Irices.
The Red Ribbon Association met ~
its rooms, No 220 Market street, yester
day afternoon.
A pew council of American Mechan.
,ce will be organised this evening IN
Mechanics Hall.
Robert Tanner and Wilhelmina Bels'
vauser were united in marriage BONDS
by he May O, on Saturday evening.
James Cbristy celebrated his 67tf
birthday on Saturday and was caned pJ
some unknown friends. The stick II
gold .headed and very handsome.
The corner stone Of St. PAul's A. U
Mp. Church, In South Wilmington
was yesterday afternoon laid BY the col
ored Masonic Lodge Of this city.
The tramp steamer Scotia 10 rapidly
hsIno oon inverted into q collier at the
vorks of the Harlan and Hollingswortf
Company.
VIM. McConaughy died at his reel
derce iu White Clay Greek Hundieo
ON Saturday last, after long Illness
aged sbout So years.
N. Il. Layfeld OF this city, dnnnl
the sum mer connected with the Penn
sylvsnia Railroad corps OF engineers
returned to Delaware College to-day.
HE. Pi,kels, Collector Of Custom
for IDe Dtotsiot of Delaware. han sS
pointed Thomas Donovan au o~'amA
In the custom house boat ut Lewes.
Persons In want Of fall clothin
would 90 well by selecting snit frol
Ash. the merchant taller, 7oo MARK
street.
Mr. Harry Hickman, the shoe dealt
on King below Fifth street, had va
uable 90. rel mare TO die on SuDds.
The animal bad contracted somethin
like rheumatism.
M,ss Mamie E. Miller Of this eli
started this morning for Greenviile 81
Bridgeton, Cumberland County, Ne
Jersey, and expects to be absent aoo
three months. visiting relatives ai
friends
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Loart In Chancery.

The Court in Chancery convened this
morning, with Chancellor Salisbury on
the bench. Tha trial list was gone over,
but as none of the cases were ready they
were continued. On the application OF
William c. Spruance, Esq, the sale OF
the Courtney property was confirmed, as
was also the sale OF the property OF JoDa-
than Ball, deceased, by Coroner George
T. Barnhill, administrator. The sale ol
the Laws property was set aside, out
several other sales were confirmed and
motions heard.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
JUST AZ We EX.
.PEcTED, eATU =
DAY BROUGHT A
GREAT CROW .
OF EAGER BUY
Err 8 FOR OU r
RELIABLE CLOTH
INC.

We are confident that
good times are here and in
prospect. We believe all
the good clothing that we
have been manufacturing
the last six months is just
what the people want, and
that it will 60 through all
the channels of trade that
Wanamaker & Brown have
the best goods and lowest
prices. Yes, this early In
the season, the tide is turned
to Oak Hall, the cid strong
hold of reliable goods at low
prices.
A sight to see the great
preparations made for the
Fall and Winter business
Immense piles of Clothing
made from the very best oi
Home manufactures.
Immense pilesot Clothing
made from Irish, English
Scotch and German pro
ductions, In Stripes, Checks
rough and smooth faced.
Here is the matter o
greatest interest to you
:: All this good Clothing is t
; . be sold at wonderfully loV
prices. This Falls bushes
is to be away ahead Of any
|, thing ever done, and the only
. way to do it is low price
! low prices, low prices. You
: be suited at Oak Hall.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

An Excellent Idea.

The builder of the new houses at the
corner of Delaware avenue and West
street has hit upon novel, and GER
tainly very excellent plan Of preventing
injury to teams by running into the
pie of material aDo rubbish incidental
to building. In addition to the usual
rsd signal tor danger he has had placed
over tno pile O sixteen candle power In
csndescsut electric light, This lighi
can be ssen for at least q block on each
sie q Of It aud is q most effective VAIL
ing to drivers
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to fit
as nicely and perfectly as possible. can be
suited by Mr.. James Harding, merchant
tailor, No SIG French street. Patrons OF
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promi-
nent and influential citizens, have express.
ed themselves as exceedingly comfortable
and greatly pleased with the neat fit OF
their garments, which are always made In
the latest style. French, English and cas-
simere suitings and cloths of all kinds,
of the latest styles, are always on hand
AS cool weather and busy times are now
fast approaching, gentlemen should cal
and see the styles at once. s22 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
UKMDs

Uk1h
auuorr.-On NE ssth inst. Rebeecs a, =,
vile q Wn. =. Abbott, Jr., u tAs 49,
Hsistiyss and friends are respsssfully IN
v,tSd 70 attend the funeral nom me isss
Ssnos Of her husband, Bspc.oft bena,. e. "
ThurSdsy, services At We nouse ~ z'ov "
=. Intsrnsns d M salem osms's'J'
.shsd not for her ths bitter tear.
Nor give the hsa r. 70 vain rstrs''
,Tie but the casket that lies here.
The gem tnAt niisd IL sparS'ss ysI
uoYIAND.-Ou the 2S,h inst Mary mn
aoiisnd. widow OF the late John hoiaha'
Esistivss and friends are invited TO ettsno
the fu.ersl on tuesday, the 27tn inss, ~ y
Q o'clock from the rssidence ns,S oi ana % Weisf
streets. chester, Pa. High mass ~ 2, q,
Miehaers church. lnssrment .
Michasis Cemetery. -------
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
A Model Hotel X eeper.

John Il Lewis of the Deer Park
hotel, at Newark, 10 . model hotel
keeper. BE not only provides every
thing required for the accommodation
Of man and beast. but keeps everything z
In the best possible order and is live
and progressive Citizen, advocating
the establishment OF water works, the
procuring Of Are engine, the lighting
with electricity and other improve
ments calculated to add to the attrao
tivlty and prosperity Of the town.
while he Ia q thoroughly temperance
man, neither drinking Q drop OF any
thing that intoKicates or using tobacco
In any shape or form. He is also q
model farmer and 10 prepared to intro
duce Improvements that promise to ado
10 the attractiveness of his buildings o.
the fertility CT the soil.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Aluust . n uissn /

The custom Of washing q
Of the principal streets Of "
busiest time Of day 10 beoo|
Q nuisance. A law should
this city, as there 'rs 10
forbidding the washing y
after o certain time IN !
Pedestrians are certainly
annoyed by having TO s!spI J
way OF a stream OF water
a hOge.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
fofpOiso GuspAI

Another vessel load d
gusno Is expected 10 arij
mons wharf, foot Of Churcl
"Wednesday morning, and |
lAE1e portion Of 1t is alrsaiI
there will still be o few tod
THIS fertilizer 10 folly equal
Peruvian guano, and Is I'd
about one.half the cost, AL
farmers are testing 1t thi1
wheat, and 1t Ia probabl
another year the demand I
exceed the supply. Tbed
things 10 its favor which nj
into general use, and these
price and superior quality.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
King street lnpr0''

Mary business ,, lup'o, .;'.
been made on King ,u
few weeks. No, SO6 has = y,
front as far as the seconas Gs1
be occupied In . isy u'
ceivsd "a entire new ',v "
urdsy. Chalisnt's shoe .,,.ss sS|
is also receiving ne" WHY"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Broke From Their Mooriugs.

A despatch from Brownsville, Texas,
says It is reported from Point Isabel that
the schoooeS Romp and Maud b. broke
loose from their moorlngs during hurri-
cane on the night OF the 21st, and have
not been heard from since; also that the
lighthouse tender Mignonette has not
been heard from since Tuesday morn
ing. She broke looee from her moor
ings near Padre Island Lighthouse. The
sound Of her fog horn was heard several
times between l and 2 O'Clock q. m. She
had ON board IA men, crew and mechan'
ias
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
MuuicipAl Oouf1

At the Saturday eveniDl
the M munic.pal court John
arraigned for the theft Of
shoes, and held 10 s2Co ball
pearance at court. Enn
colored. who threw . b
her friends, WAS fined u 81
l.. Powell Was held 10
further hearing on the cea1
ing . gun from Warren d
only cases st the Sunday
case OF assault, which VI
and q CASE Of drunksnns'
dorly cond net.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
The ChOlers st Nov

The cholera stricken a, 20 h
N New York, and the pas pa;s''I
held on Hoffman lslsau. ,ua nj
died on Saturday eyen,ps %inr,.. (
day day. francesca CsssF'pT, ss5s b
was yesterday .e,aorsSb ,.aao"ebt [
T 1enty-t three of the D'''''''
very sick. -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Preachers M Getting +.

The WILMINGTON M. L. Preachers
Association met this morning at 9
O'Clock in Asbury M. K. Church. Rou
tine business was transacted, srd the
association listened to very Interesting
end echolariy review by Doctor food
on Paradise Found by President War
rem, of the Boston University. Nearly
oil the mem bers were present. Tut
meeting Adjourned at ~ O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
HRrRhina.

To dispose Of the large s,ock of monu
mepts, tombstooes and tablets, made
expressly for this fal! trade, amone
which are some OF the finest and hand
soonest tom bs, We will otf.r them at lss,
than cost price In order to make room
for improvements, This is an oppori u
nifty to get great bargain, cd the stocl
will be sold. Smiths marble and gran
ite works, Tenth and Tatnall strests.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Or, J MlLLER'o
VEGETABLE
RAN T.

This Invasushle Wedtsfne 10 g.
KNOW isdgsd By the thousands 70 pe ~
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, hosrseness'
Imam mrticn Of the Thrsat and moutn,
Whoopinx Oougb, Canksr. hash, Ae., Their
d NO nsdieins nowin use tnAt hAs performed
If is v@yspseo uos TO contain any min.
sral substa noe; II II Also fFee rom lauasnum @
or suu iiiG II may b. tAasu ct any tin1s Will
perfect safety. Sold By al aruggtsie ssc
and q 8 bottle. = rene An = SOAs'
Prop, PfOvfdeae~. y. l
souaisd fof Orous. Try L. Ssc. and ". o.
ITSnrrissS inArioovem
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Found In the Riyd

A despatch from Greenwd
sippi, says: "a negro, %
Taylor, killed another nesrd
lahAtchee river about tao 4
At that time an attempt VI
oolored Masons TO ly nch bid
were prevented, . Nj. 81
Taylor into his house %,
him. Since then both Tsy
wife have disappeared. Y
week . body was found
which proved TO be that Of
the impression is that eold
made awsy with both b
wife,"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Two uoy.ss .ost In ono Night.

Morris weldie, ,.be.yeM kDoT oTn carter,
mot With s. uiisf0rtnss last night III the
ioas of two hoIses. One OF the horses
bad been sick and died In the stable
during the night. Tha other had been
turned ont over Market street bridge.
On going after 1t this morning IL was
;ooud des /, having been drowLta 10 the
ditch dutinx tins night.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
the Cosmopolitan Hoase.

Mr.. Anton Hauber, No. 200 West
Second b., has thoroughly RENTED and
re.furnished his saloon which will here
a'ter be known rs the Cosmopolitan
hosse. Hs has an elegant stock OF
fol eipn and domestic wines. liQuorl
and cigars, and keeps freeh lager nj
ways on tap. His many friends are In
ytted TO call.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Wiring Down HearI

Tho agents Of the Dsyi
Company went to Newark }
Ing to wire down o four ys,|
on the Dean property. aud |
the iarm Of David j. Narphj
the farmers In that vicinity|
diency Of adopting this md
closing their farms. They ,
TO wire down q hedge on d
Mr.. Ash, near Mlodlelowl
tamc purpose In 0 few dSys|
lustrations Of the strength I
OF the fence will prove q
visit to see those near Trent
being q much less eIpeusiv|
lustratipg Its merits.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
To Parents.

As the children have returned from
their vacation and resumed tEeir
studies, and as the weather 10 cooler,
thereby increasing their sppetitts y.
what you need now ia to keep up theiI
Strength by giving them brend made OF
the famous "Neeomore" -four. 1t 10 OBJ
tanned only of James q. Morrow, a
Twelfth and French streets. S. barrel
or 80 cents bag. Q2N lbs
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
fl,a.a allowing,

Madame Anderson viii give an exhi-
billon in glass blowing at the ODD Eel.
lows Hail tomorrow evening. All
who feel an Interest 10 the mechanics
arts should attend and witness the
matvels that can be wrought out OF
slabs. The various articles made srt
given to tho 30 VINO attend without
cdargs, the Is cents for admission Gov
eIiua all chsrges.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Twin Potatoes,

We have been presented with twin
sweet potato, taken from the grounds
of Mr.. l.. Monroe Mousley, near MT.
pleAsart ri. E. Church, Brandywine
Hupdred, which measured lSh inches
In length and 13Z inohes in oircnmfer.
euce. He has All tmmensa yie!o, sho
zrast ghere.crs r,aka c ~: @1C2 snn'
of mSnsy eut Of them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Hooks stolS'

1t mas been disfo's, ssr,
beeu stolen from the :, sI%vl IUSIs|
Sia Ssana, ssA's and sold ,to,s to to ]nsa ]ns,|
one lot recovered were we're. Isr|
Congress Coz for yea years Sd S'Tss'1 ISL. 4
the laws io1 1885 ana -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
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Revival Sermon.

The revival services are being cen.
tinusd IN A,bury ID. u. Church. "ty.
j. E. Br! AL preached a very impressive
gsrmon last evening, and st its clcEe
several psniterts knelt at the altar
The house was crowded. end the deep
est iItsrest pervaded the congregation
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Harmony ana znorouxh-bass

T. Leslie Carpenter will organize Q
clsss tor ,ha ttuoy Of musical harmony
and thoroue h bass at BAynsrd's music
parlors Oh ThuIeday evening. septem-
ntr ~, a: z 80 O'clock. Mr.. Csrpentec
is u past stadsnt under Herr Albert
Pieczont Ia Kempa, over whose sians-
tu,e ha holds certificate OF competency
III thote branches.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Hun Into.

Last Friday evening as Winfield 8.
Quigley, of the firm OF Qdigley & Mul-
lin, grooers. Was driving near Folly
woods he WAS run into by another team
and hts wagon upset, throwing him
sut, but fortunately he was able To
oatch bis horse before he ran away.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
pu,ting In the "

Workmen are so frames |
ia.ss inT Of sol5 3. B. 4 JOns., = ,.,ss o. ID
nssT nssIly s'fnili fannishsd, s,S e. n all B
and the impfovsp,llHlIur Q, a,ll Iurob1
when finished iss.~a,to II ~,o Of y
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
a LARGE Crane.

The B s. o. Railroad is having CON-
structed 81 Its freight yard, as the foot
OF Market street, q large crane, which
when completed will be placed on . car
90 rs 70 be moved around easily and
used to hoist heavy losds from cars.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Oxford Fair.

The fair ut Oxford, Pa, takes place
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
the 2sth, s9sh and 3oth inst. Several OF
our citiHsns take some interest In the
above fair, and we make this notice tor
their benefit.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Progress,ve NJ,

Mr.. Ulrich, Of Phil,A.ll
purcbased . farm Of 40 surs,
lower depot ct Newark A \
sgo for the purpose Of ena.a]
Ing blooded horses, has conf
the Dayton Hedge Comm
couttruction OF over q milsl
and the company will cou
morrow to grub up an old
prepare the ground for setu
Quicks next spring for 4
Mr.. Ulrieh Is an en,crprisIp|
gressive man and will proyi
tage 10 the nei2hborhood.
him success In his oocupst,oI
shat his establishment In :
will be . model one.